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Mix 96 and NOW are saddened to hear of the passing of Larry Siguenza. Siguenza was a media juggernaut on Guam and one of the most creative people to take up the mantle of sales expert. Beyond his massive contributions to radio, print, tv and digital media through the past several decades he also made time to work with non-profit organizations and do what he could to help the community. We offer our deepest condolences, and prayers for Larry and […]
Guam has a bit of a problem. For outsiders, it’s often reduced to duty-free shopping and resort buffets. For locals, it’s sometimes framed as “there’s nothing to do unless you spend money.” Both groups are wrong. Guam is one of those rare places where the best experiences don’t come with a receipt—just decent timing, curiosity, and maybe slippers that can get wet. Here are five ways to enjoy Guam at its most fun, most honest, and most free. 1. Chase […]
The Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) received two laboratory-confirmed reports of Bordetella Pertussis (pertussis). This brings the total number of confirmed pertussis cases for 2026 to three. Epidemiologic case investigation and contact tracing have been initiated to determine the source of the exposure. DPHSS continues to monitor respiratory illness trends across the island. Residents can view the latest surveillance figures regarding respiratory illness and historical data on the official Guam Communicable Disease dashboard at: https://elc.guam.gov/epi-reports.Pertussis, commonly known as […]
Photo from Guampdn.com Every island has a story that explains its relationship with the ocean. On Guam, that story is Sirena—a legend told quietly, persistently, and with purpose, as if repetition itself is a form of protection. Sirena was a young Chamorro girl, obedient in public and restless in private, living in a village where the sea was both pantry and peril. Like many legends, her story begins with something ordinary: chores. Sirena was sent to fetch fresh water, a […]
There are places in the world where shaving your head is a style choice. On Guam, it is closer to a coping mechanism. This is an island where the sun does not rise so much as arrive with intent. The humidity does not merely linger; it commits. Hair, under these conditions, ceases to be an accessory and becomes an adversary. It traps heat. It absorbs sweat. It frizzes with a confidence no styling product can tame. On Guam, your hair […]
The popular Weekend Lunch Buffet is making its return at the Rico and Rica Restaurant at the Guam Reef Hotel, giving diners another reason to gather with family and friends beginning Friday, January 23. Offered every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, the buffet will be served from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., bringing back a relaxed midday dining option at one of Tumon’s well-known dining venues. Hotel representatives said the relaunch responds to strong demand from guests who have been eager […]
Members of the Guam Green Growth Conservation Corps will participate in a 5-month long workforce development program that will provide training and skills for the emerging green economy. Full time positions are available and require a 40 hour a week commitment. Applications are open now. The University of Guam Center for Island Sustainability and Sea Grant (UOG CIS & Sea Grant) are happy to announce that applications are now open for the sixth season of the Guam Green Growth Conservation […]
Chicken Kelaguen is one of the most beloved dishes in CHamoru cuisine, known for its bold, simple flavors and its place at family gatherings and fiestas across Guam. Made with grilled chicken, fresh lemon, onions, and spicy donne’, this dish reflects the island’s love of bright citrus, heat, and smoke. Often served with titiyas or crackers, chicken kelaguen is both comforting and celebratory—an everyday staple that carries generations of tradition in every bite. CHamoru Chicken Kelaguen Ingredients 2 to 3 […]
As Guam observes Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, January 19, 2026, residents and visitors should prepare for a mix of closures and regular operations across the island. Government Offices and Public ServicesMost Government of Guam offices will be closed in recognition of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a public holiday on the island. This includes administrative departments and public agencies observing the official holiday schedule. SchoolsPublic, private and DODEA schools typically observe the holiday, with classes suspended for […]
